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Index
Chapter 1: Subjugating Southerners Chapter 2: Black And White Southern Poverty, The Punishment Continues Northern punishment inflicted on Southern children seventy years after their glorious victory in the so called “Civil War.” Chapter 3: Prosperity Beyond Belief The Colonial South: The Growth of a People and Their Wealth The Antebellum South. “Treasures Unjustly Taken from the South”18 Slavery, Race and the South Chapter 4: The Engine of Southern Impoverishment Chapter 5: Emancipation, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly Chapter 6: Teaching Hate Teaching Northerners to Hate the South Teaching Racial Hate Chapter 7: The War To Exterminate Black And White Southerners Exterminate Southerners Extermination via a Vigorous War Policy Exterminating Black Southerners Remaking the South in the Image of the North Chapter 8: Poverty Imposed by Radical Abolition Chapter 9: Post-War Economic Exploitation of The South Chapter 10: Sharecropping. An Even Harsher Form of Slavery The Children. Childhood Denied Malnutrition and Disease among Sharecropper Slaves Sharecropping Slaves’ Housing Homelessness. How the Federal Government Made Matters Worse Northern-Imposed Poverty. It Is Not a Joking Matter Contemporary Impact of Northern Imposed Sharecropping Slavery The Human Face of Hopelessness Sharecropping Slave Housing Maps of The United States of America The Way We Were and The Way We Are Chapter 11: Political Poverty - The Death Of Southern Statesmanship Distinguishing Between Statesmen and Politicians The Good. 1776 to 1865 Northern-Imposed Cultural Distortion. Prerequisite to Bad and Ugly Politicians The Bad. 1865-1965 Origins of White Fear of Black Rule The Modern South Ruled by Ugly Politicians Chapter 12: Two Nations, One Empire Chapter 13: CSA Today: North South Income Inequality The War is Over. You Lost. Get Over It! Chapter 14: Reparation For Southern Slavery.Abolishing Southern Poverty How Much Does the U.S.A. Owe the Southern People? An Equitable Distribution of Reparation Dollars The Current Government Hates Traditional Southern Values A Liberty Based Society. Key to Effective Reparations How to Enforce the South’s Claim for Reparations Addendum I: The Untold Story of the Civil War Addendum II: The Plundered South Addendum III: The South: America’s Economic Problem Number 1 Addendum IV: Was the South Poor Before the War? Addendum V: Sharecropping: Northern Imposed Post War Slavery1 The Origins of Post Appomattox Southern Poverty Yankee Destruction of Southern Financial Resources Eight and a Half Million Homeless Southerners Malnutrition and Pellagran Exclusively Southern Disease Exploitation and Destruction of the South’s Natural Resources Northern Post War Prosperity vs. Southern Impoverishment Racial Hatred as Tool of Northern Control The Abolition of Sharecropping Slavery Summary Addendum VI: The Yankee Slaver Postscript: Post Reconstruction Politicians & Land Owners Bibliography Books Articles About the Authors
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